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Meanings of general tendency in English
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Usage of general tendency in English
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Everywhere among the leading modern nations the same general tendency is seen.
2
Presbyterianism collapsed into unitarianism and there was a general tendency towards deism.
3
It is only a rough indication of a general tendency of leftism.
4
That its general tendency may be good rather than evil, is possible.
5
All honour to him for the excellent general tendency of his book!
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The trouble is that the general tendency is to complicate very simple affairs.
7
The doctrine is contrary to the general tendency of the law.
8
Before detailing his ideas it may be well to outline their general tendency.
9
Yet it kept, in its own way, the general tendency of German literature.
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There seems to be a general tendency toward the use of steel fittings.
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Since Napoleon, there was a general tendency to war in Europe.
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Presbyterianism collapsed into Unitarianism and a general tendency towards deism developed.
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Nevertheless, the same general tendency, the same impulse, lie behind both.
14
We must judge, as I said, by the general tendency of a system.
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The whole shows the general tendency of the ice to pack along the coast.
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The general tendency is to let the plants stand too close together at maturity.
This collocation consists of:
General tendency through the time
General tendency across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common